Ribicoff Warns on Poverty Programs Waste
Former Health Education and Welfare Secretary Senator Abraham Ribicoff argues that 31 billion dollars are spent yearly on poverty programs with little effect on reducing poverty. He suggests eliminating programs and sending funds directly to households to eliminate poverty. He says Congress must scrutinize program performance.
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Health, Education and Welfare
Abraham Ribicoff
Congress
Poveste
America
Senate
Ribicoff
Gun Owners Seen as Wildlife Protectors in U S
A pro gun rights note argues hunters safeguard U S wildlife. It cites W C Westbrook of Easley S C and The American Rifleman claiming game species rise under licensing and gun taxes. It praises hunters for restoring species like wild turkey and sustaining game populations.
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U. S
America
U.S
W. C. Westbrook
Easley
South Carolina
Westbrook
American Rifleman
United States
Africa
Great Pacific strike blockade of 1971 highlights port paralysis
Time magazine notes a nationwide labor blockade by 15 000 West Coast dock workers halted 24 ports for months. About 150 freighters idle, cargo spoiled, farmers hurt as 15 million bushels of wheat dumped in Washington state and California losses exceed 1 billion dollars.
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U.S
Time Magazine
Washington
California
Courtroom anecdotes and cold war quips from the American Way
A collage of courtroom vignettes and political quips includes a Vermont trial hinged on a young witness's credibility, a Shimmering Water divorce joke, and a critic's takedown of Soviet space chatter. It also cites Ha ley and Muskie as part of a broader critique of U.S. policy and leadership.
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Irving Engel
Vermont
Price controls and fiscal policy critique from 1960s column
Tom Anderson argues against price and wage controls as failures that fuel crime and shortages. He cites deficits under Truman through Nixon and calls for a constitutional rule balancing budgets except wartime, warning of impeachment for failures. He questions U S policy and merges space rivalry with one world government fears.
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Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Almanac Today November 1 1971 Historical Milestones
The entry notes November 1 1871 Stephen Crane birth and key events from 1864 money orders by the Post Office and 1918 dissolution of Austria Hungary. It lists celestial bodies for the day and Scorpio zodiac. Budapest and Vienna capitals shift after empire collapse.
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Stephen Crane
Post Office Department
Hapsburg
Austria-Hungary
Budapest
Hungarian Republic
Vienna
Austria
DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS AND DOWN PUZZLE CLUES
A listing of crossword clues across and down with numbers and partial notes for a daily cryptogram puzzle. The page includes an example cryptogram quotation with a short instruction on solving by substituting letters and a reference to yesterday's quote.
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Victoria
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Junes
Gonzales Lavaca
Jackson
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Cuero
Bennett Cerf
Mary Jones
Job
Shimmering Water
King Features Syndicate
Space
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Moon
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Kiev
Outer Space
James A. Haley
Florida
Republic of Panama
Panama Canal
State Department
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Fullbright
Edmund Muskie
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Muskie
By Tom Anderson
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Richard Nixon
Russia
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Joseph Kraft
Blondie
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Mei Graf
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Etta Kett
BY Paul Robinson
Etta
Mr.kett
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Brick Braceford
BY Paul Norks
Lyza
By Chick Young
Dagwood
the Almanac
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Daily Crossword
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